Patient's question:
Ovarian cyst recurred in May 2014, currently no other discomfort symptoms, occasionally sometimes lower abdominal. Currently not taking medication or injections.Doctor's answer:
Currently, there are many methods for treating ovarian cysts. Traditional therapy involves open surgical removal of the cyst, requiring patients to stay in the hospital for recovery. This method causes significant physical damage to the patient and has a high recurrence rate. Additionally, there is the option of drug treatment, which can only serve as a supplementary measure and cannot completely eliminate the cyst.The ORLOK navigation microelectrode surgery, guided by a 3D scanning navigation device, involves puncturing the posterior fornix of the vagina to reach the cyst location, where the cyst fluid is aspirated. Finally, a hardening agent is injected to treat the cyst wall, effectively controlling the recurrence rate of the cyst. The entire procedure is performed under visual guidance, causing almost no trauma to the body and not affecting future fertility. It is currently the lowest recurrence rate technique available for cyst surgery.